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LOADING - Every effort has been made to provide the
greatest number of options for the recreational owner.
Each owner is responsible to select loads allowing the
recreational vehicle to remain within the manufacturer's
specified chassis weight limits. Do not overload the
recreational vehicle.
UNLOADED
VEHICLE WEIGHT (UVW) - The typical weight of this
trailer as built at the factory. The UVW does not
include cargo, LP gas, fresh water, options or
dealer-installed accessories.
GROSS
VEHICLE WEIGHT RATING (GVWR) - The maximum permissible
weight of the trailer, including the UVW plus
passengers, all cargo, personal items, fluids, options
and dealer-installed accessories. The GVRW is equal to
or greater than the sum of the UVW and the NCC.
NET
CARRYING CAPACITY (NCC) - The maximum weight of all
passengers, personal items, fresh water, food, tools, LP
gas, other cargo and dealer-installed accessories* that
can be carried by the trailer. NCC is equal to or less
than GVWR minus UVW.
* The
addition of options will decrease the NCC.
It is
important for your safety and enjoyment that your tow
vehicle be adequately sized and equipped to tow and
handle the GVWR of the RV you select. Review weights and
rating of your tow vehicle and consult a competent
advisor for questions or advice. Whether you are new to
RVing or a seasoned veteran, get a feel for the
performance of your tow vehicle and the RV together
before heading out on the roadways. When you tow an RV,
you must drive differently than you do when driving a
single vehicle. Practice hooking up, driving, backing up
and braking in a safe environment or seek out
professional instruction. See specification chart above.
KZ affixes a weight label to each new RV which lists
weight information for that vehicle.
NOTE: This
information is intended as a guide only. Weights of
individual vehicles are approximate. Consult your
Owner's Manual for complete loading, weighing and towing
instructions. All weights may vary.
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